When AI writes for you, you sound like everyone else.
Founders move fast. The faster they move, the more they lean on AI to write for them. The cost shows up slowly: the writing is accurate, it’s fine, but it stops sounding like the person behind it. Readers can tell. The thing that made the brand worth following was the person, and the person is gone from the page.
This is not a quality problem. The prose is polished. The structure is sound. What’s missing is the specific signature that made your writing yours, and no generic AI prompt knows what that signature is.
A voice system is a set of rules written specifically enough that the AI tools you already use produce work in your voice instead of the tool’s own. Not three personality adjectives. Not a words-to-avoid list. A set of rules precise enough to execute.
Voice Architecture is what I call the work of building one.
Before you look at the tiers, read the case study.
It shows exactly what the work produces and what it catches.
Choose the option that matches how closely you want your writing examined and how much of this work you want to do yourself.
The Full Build-Out
Starts at $6,000
Kim and team do a deep read across what you’ve published, including interviews, built around your goals and the platforms you actually use. What comes back is voice documentation, hard rules, and a prompt block, worked through together in hands-on sessions.
Every Full Build-Out is scoped in a conversation, because the work depends on what you’ve published and what you want it to do.
The Blueprint
$1,500
You send ten to twenty varied pieces of your own writing. Kim reviews it. What comes back is built from that material: what’s distinctly yours, what the tools are flattening, the hard rules to enforce first, worked examples pulled from your own pages, and a prompt block built from your writing.
Credits toward the Full Build-Out if you upgrade within sixty days.
The Framework
$297 founding rate, $397 after
A self-serve guide. Nothing in it reads your writing. What it gives you is the structure: the rules that apply to every voice, the four machine tells to watch for, the choices only you can make, and the prompt block template. You bring what you already know about how you write.
Ships as two files: the PDF, and a plain-text working file with the templates and block skeleton so you can copy without fighting the formatting.
Upgradable to The Blueprint.
The first ten buyers of The Framework get it at the founding rate in exchange for permission to feature their before-and-after and a short feedback form. People on this list get access 24 hours before everyone else.
The Framework runs on Kim’s worked examples. It shows the method on her writing; you do the same work on yours. The Blueprint runs on your material, with more examples, all pulled from your own pages, and Kim does the reading.
That is the only real difference. If you want to understand the system and build your own voice rules from what you already know about yourself, The Framework is the right starting point. If you want someone who does this work professionally to read your writing and tell you what’s actually in it, that’s The Blueprint.
Voice Architecture goes live November 2nd.
If you’re on the list, you get a link one day early.
Get early access.
Tell me what you’re interested in. I’ll reach out with details before November 2nd, and you’ll get your link on November 1st, one day before everyone else.